Mr. Ford Is Jealouss by Boad

Chapter 654

Guinevere was in disbelief as her face paled.

She snapped back to attention and asked incisively, “Did someone tell you something?”

“Seems like you know exactly what I’m talking about,” Weston looked up at her.

Guinevere took a deep breath and suddenly chuckled rather self-derisively. “So the purpose of this date was actually to seek justice for Ella Steele?”

Before Weston could reply, she went on the defensive and folded her arms around her chest, saying with an air of indifference, “I knew at that time that she would complain to you, but I didn’t expect her to be so quick about it… how petty.”

She surveyed her nails and went on, “Weston, I can understand that men like you fancy a little novelty outside, but isn’t this rather bad taste on your part?”

Weston remained silent, letting her go on.

a cup of water and took a couple of sips. “What do you want me to

repeating itself,” Weston said leisurely but with a trace of coldness in his eyes. “I’m sure

rage rising in her throat. Trying to act magnanimous, she said, “Of course, do you think

Ella’s level? She likes creating trouble for you, but I don’t. I

shooting, right? She probably misunderstood me. Why would I bother picking on

think of something else to say that sounds more convincing,” Weston

to keep her temper in check. “Hello, Sir and Madam, your orders are all served. Please enjoy your dinner.” After he

look at Weston. “Weston, are you thinking of

apology necessary?” Weston picked up the fork and knife leisurely and talked like he

second, she released her grip and said, “It was just a misunderstanding . A simple explanation will do. I’ve never picked on her. She’s the one overthinking things.” “I haven’t pinpointed any particular incident, but it seems like you’re very clear about what I’m talking about,” Weston said mildly, placing the steak he had sliced into her plate and exchanging

gentlemanly move had become

know. She just thinks I bullied her that day at the mall, right?” Guinevere knew that there was no point hiding from a man

was a brilliant man and would never